Locals News
pcnses for the neit throe months.
Then up to $80 per month above ex
penses. 100 allowance will be made
for Hot Mm; Uniforms will he pro
vided. Applicants from this territory
should apply to Judge Berry at his
office In the Rumer block.
Mrs. E. S. jjtyrtin. who has been
1)1 with the Flu the past week, is re
covering nicely.
Word has been received that Mel
vtn Miller, formerly of Alliance, has
arrived safely overseas.
W. D. Fisher spent a few days the
firs, uf the week in Anselmo, helping t the lakes to net a few 4 ticks.
A. O. Isaacson, well known Alli
ance business man. Is acquiring quite
a reputation as a duck hunrer among
the local nimrods. Wednesday Abe
and a couple of the boys went out to
A l '-s
TIME PIECES SLOWED
ONE HOUR SUNDAY
"Daylight Savin IMan" IVoved Hue
revwful OM Time llestored
I nUl Next March
with the road work down there.
Mrs. W. C. Mounts and two chil
dren, Olenn and Frank, are recover
ing nicely from an attack of the Flu.
T. J. Thompson returned Wednes
day morning from Kansas City,
where he had spent the pasrt week, in
response to a message saying his
daughter was very ill with the Flu.
S. A. Carr of 713 Laramie avenue,
received a message Sunday morning
of the death of his daughter Mrs. t.
R. Wilcox at Creston, Iowa, and left
immediately for that place. Mrs
Wilcox had been visiting her parents
in this city but left about a ween ago
for a visst at Creston. She had been
residing in Oregon the pus: rew
years.
John Peterson and son of (Irind
Btone, S. D., arrived early this morn
ing to attend the funeral of the
daughter and sister, Aldght Cora Pe
terson, who died on Sunday at the
academy. The young lady would
have been seventeen years or age to
day. Mrs. M. S. Peterson of Spade,
Nebr., aunt of the deceased, attended
her during her illness and has been
In the city since. Interment will be
made in the Catholic cemetery at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
A. P. Stockdale, principal of the
Alliance High School, has entered
the service of the Ordnance depart
ment. Mr. Stockdale has been on
the faculty of the Alliance High
School for -the past three years, and
was appointed principal this last
year. The school board filed exemp
tion papers, without Mr. Stockdale's
consent, as they considered him to be
an efficient man, and one who could
serve very well here. Mr. Sotckdale
left last Monday for Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
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The state flsh car came through
Alliance last week with Superintend
ent O'Brien on board. At the re
quest of Lloyd Thomas a large con-
egnment of baby flsh were ier: at Al
liance. F. E. Holsten and Roy Beck-'
with took charge of the planting and
saw that sight big cam of black
bass, croppies, perch, sunltsn, bull
heads and channel cattish were
planted in the lake at the Ktlpatrick
dam. Krause Brothers also receivqd
a fine consignment of baby tlsh for
planting in the fresh water lake on
the Krause ranch.
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Judge L. A. Berry, United Slates
commissioner at Alliance, has been
notified by the United States Navy
recruiting office at Omaha that they
desire -to enlist the services of five
lady stenographers between the ages
of 18 and 4 5, as yeomanettes. The
applicants must be able to take 85
words per minute In shorthand and
transcribe 3 5 words per minute.
They will receive $40 per month over
aad above all necessary living ex- j
penses for the first three months. '
Then up to $60 per month above ex-
cannon kicked him very Violently on
his first shot, with the result that he
was "ducked" and the duck got
away. He Is now having made at a
local lumber yard a "leaning plat
form" to place at his back when
shooting. He will fasten It to his
back and when ready to shoot will
simply lean back brace his feet wide
ly apart and when he sees the white
of the duck's eyes, will fire both bar
rels of the cannon at once.
Try a Herald Want Ad.
HELPFUL WORDS
From an Alliance citizen.
It- your back lame and painful?
l)oes It ache especially after exer
tion? Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys. If bo there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt atten
tion. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recom
mend them.
Read this Alliance testimony.
Mrs. D. W. Ray, 414 Niobrara ave
nue, says: "Several years ago I was
suffering from a steady, wearing
ache in my back and I was in a run
down condition. I felt tired and
nervous, too. Doan's Kidney Pills
gave me fine relief. I have seen so
much proof of their value that I
recommend them as a good kidney
medicine."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Ray had. Foster-MUburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM THAT COLD?
Colds and coughs arc quickly
relieved by Dr. King's
New Discovery
Nobody should feel "perfectly mis
crable" from a cold, c. or bronchial
attack for very long. For it take only
little while to relieve :t and get back
on the road to recovery when Dr.
lung's New Discovery is faithfully
used. It soon loosens the phlegm, re
lieves irritation, soothes the parched,
sore throat, brings comfort.
Half a century old and more popular
today than ever. At all druggist).
Make Your Bowels Behave
Make them function with gratifying
precision. If regulation of the diet
does not relieve their torpidity Dr.
King's New Life Pills will. They are
perfect bowel trainers, cleanse the
system surely, comfortably.
ne World's Best Bever9 Sgfflgtf
Try its good taste today. 1 ""nax '''ff if"
Let the whole family try it. .-Tr " '
See how you will all like that good taste jlf jl-
CERVA pure nutritious and non-in- fffll fHl
A very remarkable soft drink. llW llBP
jpf ife"" At srocew'. at druggUU', etc. l
' - r . : W in fact at ail place w here B
mL. ' " "Y good drinks are old. w
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Forty United Profit Sharing Coupon (2 coupon -each
denomination. 20) are packed ia every cae.
Exchangeable for valuable premium.
LEMP Manufacturers ST. LOUIS
EVERETT COOK
Distributor
Alliance, Nebraska
Sunday, October 2 7, has been des
ignated for the restoration of our
former time, alter nearly seven
months of guidance by the ' Daylight
Raving Plan" with our timepieces ad
vanced one hour. The plan has
proved successful and unless repeal
ed by an act of congress will In the
future be an annual event. Clocks
will be advanced one hour April 1st
and retarded the san;e in October.
To the most of our people the
change will be bin a matter or course
and will attract no more than pass
ing notice. They will adjust them
selves to the conditions without ma
terial realisation of Hie ctiance. The
railroads and telegraph companies
wfll. however, be more forcibly re
minded. It will mean a re-adjustment
of train schedules and of the
Western Union clock over the entire
country, necessitating considerable
expense and attention. Detailed In
struction will be furnished those with
the company clocks as to tne proced
ure necessary to right the time and
where necessary aid will be given.
That longed-for additional hour
for peaceful repose among the feath
ers is at last at hand, but It will also
mean working an hour later. If you
would keep apace wKh Father Time
remember that your timepiece should
be stowed one hour Sunday.
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We're observing orders
J issued by City Officials
g and we will co-operate in every way possible.
Don't forget that we are on the job and you can
phone your order or make your selection at the
door of our store and same will be delivered if
necessary.
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Remember Our
CHEERING NEWS FOR
POTASH BUSINESS
Amendment to Income Tax taSW Pro
vide That Liberal Deduction lie
Allowed for Depletion
The potash interests of western
Nebraska learn with interest that
owners of oil and gas wells, timber
lands and mines (including potash
deposits) are to be allowed a Uheral
deduction for the depletion of their
properties, under an amendment to
the income tax provisions of the rev
enue bill which the senate, finance
committee adopted Monday.
The deduction will be determined
oh the basis of the fair market value
of the pioperties both as to proper
tles acquired prior to March 1, 1913,
and as to properties discovered by
the taxpayer. Where properties are
under lease, the deduction Is to be
equitably apportioned be: ween the
lessor and the lessee.
TAKING INTEREST IN
THEjANTIOCH ROAD
Dr. PsfS Director of lublic Koads,
Writes Senator Hitchcock llearartl
Ing The Project
Secretary Fisher of the Alliance
Community Club las received a letter
from Senator Hitchcock enclosing a
letter from Dr. L. W. Page, national
director of public roads. Dr. Page
had the following to say regar'ing
the Alliance-Antioch government aid
road project :
"I have the honor to acknowledge
receipt of your letter with which was
enclosed letter from Mr. W. D. Fi
er. Secretary, Potash Highway Assoc
iation, Alliance, Nebraska, concerr
ing Nebraska project No. 21. Wit I
your letter was enclosed copy of pe
tition for the establshment of a rural
route.
"The rural route petition wilch
was enclosed bears the signatures of
60 heads of families, but it does not
give the length of the proposed route
nor the territory which it will serve.
The heading of tie petition states
that a map or sketch of tne proposed
route is outlined on the diagram
herein,' but no diagram accompanied
the papers. This was taken up with
your secretary by p ione yesterday
and he stated that he would endeavor
to obtain a copy of he sketch referr
ed to.
"I shall be glad to take this project
op for further consideration as soon
as we can round out the information
1n such form as it Is thought may
warrant Its approval by the Secretary
of Agriculture A letter was address
ed to the District Eng'.neer of this
offiire at Omaha a few days ago con--cerninj?
the matter and a reply should
be rceived by him In the near fu
ture. I siall be glad to receive any
further informantion which you may
be able to obtain defining more cjear
ly the proposed rural route for which
petition has been submitted.
WltlOLKY tJIVKK TIN
FOIL IXi(JO KKX.MKNT
To help meet the needs of the gov
ernment, Wrigley's will discontinue
the use of tin-foil as a wrapping for
"Juicy Fruit" chewing gum, in order
to release this valuable material to
Uncle Sam.
Hundreds of thousands of pounds
per week of tin-foil will thus be
made available to the government, it
is said. "Juicy fruit" will hereafter
appear in the hermetically sealed
pink wrapper same as "Spearmint."
"Doublemlnt" will also be wrapped
in waxed pink paper, instead of
green.
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BIG SALE
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', Starts just as soon as the
QUARANTINE IS LIFTED
and with our Itnitiense stock which we have on hand we offer on the
best bargains )ou ran buy In any store In western Nebraska.
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We mention below a few articles which have just
been received, these goods were ordered eight
months ago today they are worth from
50 to 60 per cent more
You get the benefit of our early purchase with the
added saving of
On Every
Article
1-4 OFF
In the
Store
COATS and
DRESSES
A few numbers of Ladies'
Coats and Dresses were re
ceived this week. All go at
ONE-FOURTH OFF
Ladies Dress &
Street Gloves
Just received a delayed ol der
of Ladies' Dress and
Street Gloves These go at
ONE-FOURTH OFF
LaCamille
Corsets
The La Camille
Front Lace Corset is
the best make on the
market Remember
these go at
1-4 Off
Blankets
These Blankets were
ordered eight months
ago it is impossible
to buy them today at
any price. You get the
benefit of the early
purchase besides the
1-4 Off
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Geo. A. Mollring
"The Store of Quality"
